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The Rise of the Invincible Dandy of Qin
Lin Yu, a modern history student, accidentally traveled through time and became Li You, the son of Li Si, the prime minister of the Qin Dynasty. I originally wanted to be a free and easy boy, but because of Zhao Gao's chaos in the government and widespread public dissatisfaction, I had to step forward. He used modern wisdom to improve farm tools and repair water conservancy, and gather people's hearts in troubled times; he used strategies to fight against Zhao Gao's party members, and united wit
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What Can I Do to Love You Again?
[Secret love + Chasing wife at the crematorium + Second male lead + Sweet and sadistic] "Lin Zichen, I hate you. I have been with you for ten years. From the time I graduated from college to now, I have only loved you." "I have nothing to be sorry for you. Even if I am all bad in your eyes, you should not trample on my bottom line and use such a person to disgust me, insult me, and insult the relationship we have had for ten years." I hate you even more. Eight years ago today, it was you who ga
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Traveling Through the Tang Dynasty and Rising Against the Sky
Modern young man Chen Yu accidentally travels back to the Zhenguan era and possesses a down-and-out noble. He relied on historical knowledge to avoid trouble, used soap and perfume to find a way out, and accidentally got involved in court disputes. Help Li Jing improve his ordnance to defeat the Turks, use criminal investigation methods to clear his grievances, and use new agricultural techniques to relieve the people's difficulties. He fell in love with Princess Changle, but was repeatedly hind
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Your Majesty, I Know This Script Well.
Lin Fan, a marketing graduate, accidentally traveled to the Dasheng Dynasty ruled by the empress Zhao Lingyang. With modern knowledge, he used rock, paper, scissors to help the empress approve memorials, relied on square dancing to cure plague, and used paper clips to solve problems in neighboring countries. From being regarded as a monster to becoming a protector of the country, he taught the empress to carry out reforms while secretly developing feelings for each other. When the turmoil in the
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